Essential Anesthesia From Science to Practice - Online Course

Essential Anesthesia From Science to Practice - Medical Course Subject


Essential Anesthesia From Science to Practice





Clinical management






Pre operative evaluation


1. Pre-operative evaluation - Clinical management
2. History - Clinical management
3. Physical examination - Anesthesia Clinical management
4. Laboratory evaluations and studies - Anesthesia Clinical management
5. NPO status - Anesthesia Clinical management
6. Planned procedure - Anesthesia Clinical management
7. Anesthetic choice - Anesthesia Clinical management
8. Common disorders - Anesthesia Clinical management
9. Pre-operative medication management
10. Informed consent - Anesthesia Clinical management




Airway management


1. Airway management
2. Examination of the airway - Anesthesia Clinical management
3. Mask ventilation - Airway management techniques
4. Laryngeal mask airway - Airway management techniques
5. Endotracheal intubation: Oral intubation by direct laryngoscopy - Airway management techniques
6. Can�t intubate situations
7. Awake fiberoptic intubation - Airway management techniques
8. Airway management plan




Vascular access and fluid management


1. Vascular access and fluid management
2. Vascular access
3. Peripheral venous cannulation - Vascular access
4. Central venous catheterization - Vascular access
5. IJ catheter placement technique - Vascular access
6. Confirmation of intravenous location - Vascular access
7. Pulmonary artery catheterization - Vascular access
8. Fluid types - Fluid management
9. Fluid requirements - Fluid management
10. Blood loss - Fluid management
11. Blood replacement - Fluid management
12. Risks - Fluid management




Regional anesthesia


1. Regional anesthesia
2. Neuraxial anesthesia
3. Peripheral nerve blocks
4. Intravenous regional anesthesia (IVRA)
5. Local anesthetic toxicity




General anesthesia


1. General anesthesia
2. Induction, maintenance and emergence - General anesthesia
3. Early post-operative care - Anesthesia
4. Early post-operative pain - Anesthesia
5. Desaturation - Anesthesia
6. Hypotension - Anesthesia Early post-operative care
7. Hypertension - Anesthesia Early post-operative care
8. PACU discharge and Outpatients - Anesthesia Early post-operative care
9. Continued post-operative care - Anesthesia
10. Chronic pain - Anesthesia




Monitoring


1. Monitoring - Anesthesia Clinical management
2. Focused monitoring - Anesthesia Clinical management
3. Instruments that supplement clinical monitoring - Anesthesia Clinical management
4. Pulse oximetry - Anesthesia Clinical management
5. The electrocardiogram - Anesthesia Clinical management
6. Monitoring respired gases - Anesthesia Clinical management
7. Neuromuscular function - Anesthesia Clinical management
8. Doppler and ultrasound - Anesthesia Clinical management
9. The electroencephalogram and evoked responses - Anesthesia Clinical management
10. Invasive monitors - Anesthesia Clinical management




The anesthesia machine


1. The anesthesia machine
2. Systems without gas storage - The anesthesia machine
3. Single-valve system with gas storage - The anesthesia machine
4. Multi-valve system with gas storage - The anesthesia machine
5. Systems with carbon dioxide absorption - The anesthesia machine




Applied physiology and pharmacology






Anesthesia and the cardiovascular system


1. Anesthesia and the cardiovascular system
2. Blood pressure and its determinants
3. Anesthesia in the patient with cardiovascular disease
4. Cardiovascular problems during anesthesia




Anesthesia and the lung


1. Anesthesia and the lung
2. Basic pulmonary physiology
3. Purpose of breathing
4. Control of breathing
5. Mechanics of ventilation
6. The work of breathing
7. Matching of ventilation and perfusion
8. Tissue oxygenation
9. Oxyhemoglobin dissociation curve
10. Alveolar air equation
11. The hypoxemic patient
12. Studies of pulmonary function
13. Spirometry
14. Providing supplemental oxygen
15. Pre-oxygenation/de-nitrogenation
16. Mechanical ventilation
17. Anesthesia in the patient with pulmonary disease
18. Pulmonary problems during anesthesia




Anesthesia and other systems


1. Anesthesia and The brain
2. Anesthesia and The stomach
3. Anesthesia and The liver
4. Anesthesia and The kidneys
5. Anesthesia and The blood




A brief pharmacology related to anesthesia


1. Approaching the anesthesia task with drugs
2. Theories of anesthesia
3. Pharmacologic preparation for anesthesia
4. Intravenous anesthetics
5. Inhalation anesthetics
6. Uptake and distribution of inhaled anesthetics
7. Nitrous oxide - anesthesia
8. Comparing anesthesia effects on heart, lung, and brain
9. The opioids
10. Neuromuscular blockers and their antagonists
11. The local anesthetics
12. Additives - local anesthetics
13. Bronchodilators
14. The anticholinergic drugs - Cardiovascular drugs
15. Drugs to raise blood pressure
16. Drugs to lower blood pressure
17. Antiarrhythmic drugs




Clinical cases


1. Anesthesia Clinical cases abbreviations
2. Breast biopsy under conscious sedation
3. Carpal tunnel release under Bier block
4. Cataract removal under MAC(Monitored Anesthetic Care)
5. Cesarean section under regional anesthesia
6. Gastric bypass under general anesthesia
7. AV shunt placement under peripheral nerve block
8. Open repair of an abdominal aortic aneurysm in a patient with coronary artery disease
9. Trauma patient under general anesthesia